A suspect stole someone’s English Bulldog and car at an apartment building in the Navy Yard neighborhood in Washington, D.C, police say.

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The rain didn’t dampen demonstrators’ spirits at the fourth annual Women’s March in Washington, D.C. News4’s Derrick Ward explains how the group’s message has evolved since the first march in 2017.

A suspect stole someone’s English Bulldog and car at an apartment building in the Navy Yard neighborhood in Washington, D.C, police say.

Thousands of people are gathering in cities across the country as part of the nationwide Women’s March rallies. The fourth annual marches on Saturday aim to harness the political power of women and are focused on issues such as climate change, reproductive rights and immigration. Marches were scheduled in more than 180 cities.

D.C.’s fire department says it is investigating after an photo circulating on social media shows recruits displaying hand gestures that can be associated with
white supremacy.

Washington, D.C.’s fire department says it is investigating after a photo circulating on social media shows recruits displaying hand gestures that can be associated with white supremacy.

Most school resource officers don’t arrive at D.C. schools until after students are already in class. That’s because they have to participate in morning roll call meetings at their precinct. D.C. officials are now pressuring the Metropolitan Police Department to get officers at schools earlier.

The owner of a D.C. row house where two people died in a fire last summer was charged with second-degree murder. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

Video shows part of a building collapse in Northeast D.C., just missing two people walking by. News4’s Chris Gordon reports.

The owner of a D.C. row house that caught fire last summer, killing a young boy and a man, is now charged with murder.

A motion-activated camera set up to capture cats roaming D.C. got an image of an entirely different sort of feline: a bobcat. News4’s Mark Segraves reports.

A man was stabbed outside Western Presbyterian Church at 24th & G Streets NW on Tuesday. News4’s Jackie Bensen reports a person of interest is in police custody.

Photographs of a bobcat lurking in the woods near the C&O Canal in Northwest Washington, D.C., have some excited, others worried — and a lot of people talking.

One man committed four robberies in one hour before crashing a car in Northeast D.C., police say. News4’s Darcy Spencer reports.

Unseasonably warm temperatures in the 70s over the weekend and a warmer than usual December caused some of the cherry trees to flower around the Tidal Basin and the Washington Monument.

People are replacing alcoholic beverages for non-alcoholic substitutes — at least for “Dry January.” Tommy McFly is in Georgetown to share how bars and restaurants are making it easy for those who are putting down the booze in 2020.

A report detailing unsanitary conditions at numerous Metro parking garages is enough to make your stomach turn. Over a 20-month period, WMATA’s Office of the Inspector General found bottles of urine, human feces, used condoms, overflowing trash cans, dirty elevators and significant amounts of debris at different parking facilities. In some cases, the trash wasn’t cleaned and stayed in...

About 50 local businesses in the District received up to $50,000 to help with expansion. News4’s Mark Segraves talks to some of these local entrepreneurs.

A 41-year-old man from Baltimore was killed during a drug deal in Northeast D.C. over the weekend.